Describe a patient with Respiratory problem about COPD including the following information:
S = Situation (a concise statement of the patient’s current situation)
B/P = Background / Past Medical History (PMHx)
A = Physical Assessment Findings (head-to-toe)
M = Medication list (as ordered by the prescriber)
A= Analysis. Describe how concepts of pharmacology apply to the patient’s situation and consideration you need to take into account based on your analysis. Six sentences minimum.
COPD is an irreversible disease characterised by airflow limitation.
Smoking is the main cause of COPD, deficiency of alpha1antitrypsin, occupqtional exposure to coal fumes gold mines, infection, aging, air pollution are the etiological factors for COPD
There is accumulation of CO2 in lung which may lead to barrel chest and flat diaphragm
Dyspnea bluish red colour of skin from polycythemia and cynosis can occur
Medications mainly include beta adrenergic agents, anticholinergic agents, long acting bronchodialators and steroids
These medications mainly help patient to breath by dilating the bronchioles and corticosteroid supresses the attack of COPD. Other medications like antibiotics and mucolytics can also be given. They are only to manage the attack of COPD and not to treat the condition.
Describe a patient with Respiratory problem about COPD including the following information: S = Situation (a...
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Case Report:
A 56-year-old male anatomy professor at a well-known university
in North Hollywood was brought to the emergency room at the UCLA
Ronald Reagan Medical Center. His chief complaint was right flank
pain.
History of present Illness:
One day prior to admission, the patient developed a change in
the color of his urine from pale yellow to red in color. There was
no associated fever, painful urination, or penile discharge....
Case Report: A 56-year-old male anatomy professor at a well-known university in North Hollywood was brought to the emergency room at the UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center. His chief complaint was right flank pain. History of present Illness: One day prior to admission, the patient developed a change in the color of his urine from pale yellow to red in color. There was no associated fever, painful urination, or penile discharge. He decided to consult with his primary physician the...
Case Report:
A 56-year-old male anatomy professor at a well-known university
in North Hollywood was brought to the emergency room at the UCLA
Ronald Reagan Medical Center. His chief complaint was right flank
pain.
History of present Illness:
One day prior to admission, the patient developed a change in
the color of his urine from pale yellow to red in color. There was
no associated fever, painful urination, or penile discharge. He
decided to consult with his primary physician the...
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